Overview of how models and simulations are used across every phase of the systems engineering lifecycle, from needs analysis to sustainment.
A two-day short course, based on two semester-long graduate systems engineering courses, giving an overview of modelling and simulation across the systems engineering lifecycle: needs and opportunities analysis, concept exploration, design and development, integration and test and evaluation, production and sustainment. It also covers the US DoD Digital Engineering Strategy, UML and SysML, simulation interoperability (HLA and live-virtual-constructive simulation), collaborative environments, M&S repositories and modelling of natural and man-made environments. It is a broad overview rather than a deep dive.
Facilitator details as listed by the provider. Assignments may vary by scheduled course.
Modeling languages are one topic within a wider modeling and simulation course; software is not stated.
As stated on the provider's course page, checked 10 October 2026. Confirm the language version and software edition with the provider before booking.
Blended course on SysML fundamentals: model properties, general SysML concepts and the diagram types, applied by building a SysML model in two webinars; follows Bertrandt's SE/MBSE Module 1.
Three-day overview of MBSE and its use in an organization: people, process and tools, structural and behavioral modeling, views, and framework adoption.
Course facilitators may include: Jon Holt
Two-day introduction to a structured systems approach to design, including model-based techniques, trade studies and design-related engineering disciplines.